Sentence examples for electoral resources from inspiring English sources
Whereas in the old system, extreme views would alienate moderate members, in the new system, "members may be willing to accept the risk of extreme leaders, and the potential for nonmedian policy outcomes, in exchange for the collective benefit of electoral resources".
As a result, resources and electoral authority are transferred from inner cities to rural jurisdictions.
"We wanted to broaden our participation in the electoral world, using our resources to leverage the energy of other groups".
He called on Lima to "implement a directive that makes clear that the misuse of state resources for electoral advantage will be severely sanctioned" and to "investigate reports of harassment of opposition candidates and domestic election monitors and take action against those responsible".
The other fear is that he will squander resources buying electoral support with populist policies.
One of those resources is electoral representation the census determines how many congressional districts each state should have.
First, the frequency of sending economic remittances is associated with increased non-electoral engagement, another form of passing on financial resources, but not electoral engagement.
The defections today still leave the party with the broadest electoral base and the most resources of all the country's several dozen political parties.
Nations with a much shakier democratic tradition pay more attention to the mechanics of voting than we do, establishing autonomous electoral authorities and spending considerable resources.
There is a final, ultraweak version of the office of prime minister, which occurs in countries with very strong presidents who have the political resources to influence electoral and legislative politics so as to "create" their own majority.
Since the coup Mr Bainimarama's supporters have written a new constitution, introduced a bewildering electoral system and marshalled the resources of incumbency to secure victory for their new party.
